Democratic Palestine : 15 (ص 11)
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- Democratic Palestine : 15 (ص 11)
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lron Fist — Deportations
34 Palestinian Citizens Deported
With the increased use of the iron
fist policy, the Zionist occupation
authorities have deported 33 Palestinian
citizens since August 1985. Over 100
citizens remain under indefinite adminis-
trative detention orders. Those deported
in 1986 include Doctor Azmi Al Shuaibi,
trade unionist Ali Abu Hilal and journalist
Hassan Abdel Jawad Fararja, on
January 31st; student Mahmoud Fan-
noun, ex-prisoners Hassan Al Amoudi
and Jalal Aziza, on February 5th; and
Adnan Mansour Ghanem, ex-prisoner,
deported on February 11th. In the same
week, the occupation authorities
deported ex-prisoner Abdul Majid
Radad and prisoner Ahmad Balu (who
had never been released after serving a
16-year sentence). Those deported in
1985 include:
1. Badr Darweesh Mohammad al
Qawasmi
2. Khalid Mahmoud Suleiman Dalloul
3. Abdullah lyad Harb Elian
4. Abdel Ghafer Anmad Abu Asaba
5. Muhaman Hamdan Abu Asaba
6. Mahmoud Abdullah al Taamari
7. Abdel Qader Mahmoud Al Wahsh
8. Mohammad Harouj Hanani
9. Eisa Mohammad Shaheen
10.Nazmi Hussein Hamdan
11.Mohammad Hassan Hashem Aziz
12.Jumaa Awad Salem Abu Hamed
13.Khalil Abdel Hamed Salama
14.Salem Ahmed Amer Baryoush
15.Salah Khader Abu Murtada
16.Adnan Mohammad Al Balidi
17. Mohammad Ahmad Hassan Al
Beiruti
18.Walid Mohammad Qasrawi
19. Younes Salem Al Rajoub
20.Amin Ramzy Maqboul
21.Bahjat Mustafa Al Jayousi
22.Walid Ahmad Nazal
23.Khalil Abu Ziad
24.Khamis Hussein Nasr Allah
25.Khalid Mohammad Tantash @
Adnan Mansour Ghanem
Adnan Mansour Ghanem spent
seventeen and one half years in Zionist
prisons, and was released in the May
1985 prisoner exchange. The Zionist
forces arrested him again for no reason
other than that he was freed in the
largest exchange of prisoners they had
ever been forced to concede to the
Palestinian revolution. The story of
Adnan's arrest and the torture he
received at the criminal hands of the
occupation forces, was reported by A/
Ittihad (Rakah’s newspaper, Haifa) on
January 23rd. The story reads:
On December 22, 1985, Adnan
Mansour was arrested and taken to
Gaza prison. During the court hearing to
discuss his being released on bail, the
detainee made the following complaint:
«The charges of which | am accused are
not true. | was not allowed to sleep.
They're still threatening and beating me.
| told them |! am _ innocent. They
threatened my life, continuously giving
me cold showers for lengthy periods,
and not allowing me to sleep since my
arrest. Does the law permit this?!»
Adnan added, «From the questioning, |
found out that the intelligence men want
to force me to speak, and if | don't do so,
my life is in danger. | therefore request
that this information be recorded in the
court transcript.»
On January 16th, the police
requested an extension of Adnan's
detention. During the court session, the
detainee again complained about his
detention. He said that he had only been
allowed to sleep four times since his
arrest, that he was still given cold show-
ers, only allowed to wear underwear and
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Israeli soldiers arrest Gaza youth
a shirt, and given no blanket or cover at
night.
On Janugry 14th, the prison
administration had prevented lawyer
Lea Tsemel from visiting Adnan. How-
ever, on that day, she met the detainee
Hasan al Amoudi who told her that he
and another detainee, named Jalal, had
seen Adnan in the interrogation room
four days before. Jalal had fainted when
he saw Adnan's condition. Hasan said
that Adnan’s physical and mental state
was very bad.
On January 13th, Hasan had again
been taken to the interrogation room to
see Adnan. He said that Adnan was in
very bad shape and looked quite sick.
He spoke and acted as if he had lost his
mind. Hasan told Lea Tsemel that the
intelligence men, who took him to see
Adnan, had told him that if Adnan did not
confess, his fate would be that of Abdul-
lah Ayesh. (Abdullah Ayesh is an ex-
Stop the deportations of Palestinians from their country
In the USA, a number of progres-
sive organizations have launched a
campaign to inform the general public
about the brutality of the Israeli policy of
deporting Palestinians from their coun-
try. Besides giving the facts of the depor-
tation cases, the campaign draws a
parallel between how Palestinians are
treated by the occupation authorities,
and the apartheid regime’s expulsion
and repression of Blacks in South Africa.
On February 13th, Palestinians,
Arabs and progressive Americans
demonstrated in front of the Israeli Con-
sulate in New York City, protesting the
Zionist iron fist policy, and expressing
solidarity with the Palestinian peopie.
This was one of eight demonstrations
heid at Israeli consulates in different US.
cities in the space of two weeks. Among
the organizations sponsoring the carn-
paign are the November 29th Commit-|
tee, the Committee to Support Pales-
tine, the Palestine Human Rights Cam-
paign, the American Peace Council, the
Committee for Mobilization Against War,
and Jewish anti-Zionist organizations. _
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